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Additional but subordinate in nature or function
“The accompanying documentation.”
Providing necessary support to the primary activities or operation of an organization, system, etc
Standing in relation or connection
Accompanying musically
Something that accompanies or is associated with something
Occurring by chance in connection with something else
Accompanying or following someone or something
Included as part of a whole rather than supplied separately
Consisting of two parts or members, forming a pair
In addition to (something)
Present participle for to accompany and look after or supervise
“Nancy's sister and father accompany her to the wedding, for Godfrey is suddenly out of town.”
Present participle for to lead or show the way
“We think that these views of Mr. Miles are sound, and will add, that the owner will find it oftentimes to his advantage to accompany his horse to the forge.”
Present participle for to exist or occur together or at the same time
“A blitz of appearances on television and radio shows will accompany the release of the single on February 25.”
Present participle for play a musical accompaniment for
“People who would be willing to accompany singing with any musical instrument would also be welcome.”
Present participle for to cause two or more events to happen at the same time or rate
Present participle for to spend time with someone or a group of people
Present participle for start to happen
Present participle for to stay with or accompany a person or group casually
Present participle for to meld or join together into a single unit
Present participle for to correspond or cause to correspond in some essential respect
Taking to the airport
Present participle for to function in a complementary manner with
Present participle for to follow or chase after
Present participle for to march or force a person forward while holding their arms from behind or the side, as a prisoner
Present participle for to illustrate with pictures
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